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2024 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS

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in Melbourne Demons

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The 2025 draft selections (no order as yet)

ROUND ONE

Adelaide 
Brisbane 
Hawthorn (received from Carlton in 2024) 
Gold Coast Suns (received from Collingwood in 2024) 
Essendon 
Fremantle 
Geelong 
Gold Coast Suns 
GWS Giants 
West Coast Eagles (received from Hawthorn in 2024) 
Essendon (received from Melbourne in 2024) 
North Melbourne 
Gold Coast Suns (received from Port Adelaide in 2024) 
Richmond 
St Kilda 
Sydney Swans 
West Coast Eagles 
Western Bulldogs 

ROUND TWO

GWS Giants (received from Adelaide in 2024)
Carlton (received from Brisbane in 2024)
Hawthorn (received from Carlton in 2024)
Collingwood 
Essendon 
Fremantle 
Geelong 
Gold Coast Suns 
GWS Giants 
West Coast Eagles (received from Hawthorn in 2024)
Melbourne 
North Melbourne 
Port Adelaide 
Richmond 
St Kilda 
Sydney Swans 
West Coast Eagles 
Western Bulldogs 

ROUND THREE

Adelaide 
Melbourne (received from Brisbane in 2024)
Carlton 
Collingwood
Brisbane (received from Melbourne in 2024, received from Essendon in 2024)
Fremantle 
Geelong 
Gold Coast Suns 
Adelaide (received from GWS Giants in 2024)
West Coast Eagles (received from Hawthorn in 2024)
Adelaide (received from Melbourne in 2024)
North Melbourne 
Port Adelaide 
Fremantle (received from Richmond in 2024) 
St Kilda 
Sydney Swans 
West Coast Eagles 
Western Bulldogs 

ROUND FOUR

Adelaide 
Brisbane 
Carlton 
Collingwood 
Essendon 
Fremantle 
Geelong 
Gold Coast Suns 
Adelaide (received from GWS Giants in 2024)
Hawthorn 
Melbourne 
North Melbourne 
Port Adelaide 
Richmond 
St Kilda 
Sydney Swans 
Hawthorn (received from West coast in 2024)
Western Bulldogs 

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    3 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Yeah, no

    We don't even know who's left on the board yet, DD!

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    25 minutes ago, Vineytime said:

    Port Adelaide are offering 13 & 29 to try and get pick 9 is my mail. 

    Thank for info and an interesting offer.  I can see Port wanting to put pressure on Crows to take Draper or swoop to get him.

    Given 13 will become 14/15/16 ++++ it is way less than what we gave up to get 9.  So can't see it happening.

    Better deals to be had elsewhere if we want to slide out of 9

    Edited by Lucifers Hero

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    1 hour ago, Vineytime said:

    Port Adelaide are offering 13 & 29 to try and get pick 9 is my mail. 

    Depending on how things fall I wouldn't outright dismiss this.

    Considering we did a similar move for Kozzie and we most likely would've given up a similar bounty for Gold Coasts pick 13, this may give us a chance to get back a good 2nd round pick in this draft. I wonder if we can get a better deal from another team along these lines.

    West Coast 12 and 26 or Richmond's 11 and 23?

     

    Langford (or best mid available) at 5

    Berry/Reid/Travaglia/Allan/Lindsay at 13

    If we're lucky one of Jack/Matt Whitlock, Jaunty Faull, Noah Mraz or Tom Sims may be available here at 29.

    Alternatively

    Smith (or best available mid) at 5, Shanahan at 13 and Boxshall or Ough at 29.

    Good mix of 2 mids and a quality tall in these scenarios.

     

    Would have to be confident a player we like gets through past Port, Richmond x2 and West Coast.

     

    Edited by Nascent

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    31 minutes ago, Vineytime said:

    Port Adelaide are offering 13 & 29 to try and get pick 9 is my mail. 

    We would look at that for sure. If we are targeting a player/s at 11 that other clubs don’t rate in the top 16 it makes complete sense. You just have to be confident on your opposition intel

    In such a deep draft it would be great to have another pick to use a promising tall def for example 

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    1 hour ago, adonski said:

    We don't even know who's left on the board yet, DD!

    I want best available, downgrading 9 for 13 & 29 won’t get us those

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    15 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    I want best available, downgrading 9 for 13 & 29 won’t get us those

    I reckon every club would have a different list of best available between 7 and 20 in this draft. seems to be very even in this range

    So if you can your desired pick with a split pick, why not do it?

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    i don't think we will have traded up to get pick 9 (which will be 11 if ashcroft and lombardo both get nominated for the queensland teams, which they should) to trade out of it unless the offer is significant

    13 and 29 (which will be pushed out to at least 16 and 30-something following further bids for kako and marshall) simply is not worth it for 11

    11 for 16 and 33? no thanks

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    18 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

    i don't think we will have traded up to get pick 9 (which will be 11 if ashcroft and lombardo both get nominated for the queensland teams, which they should) to trade out of it unless the offer is significant

    13 and 29 (which will be pushed out to at least 16 and 30-something following further bids for kako and marshall) simply is not worth it for 11

    11 for 16 and 33? no thanks

    Not really relevant if Kako/Marshall get a bid before or after our picks. 

    No Guarantee that pick 9 is a better player than pick 29.

     Hotton was projected top 10 pick, but had a knee injury this year. Get him at 13 and get to roll the dice on a KPP at 29
     

    Edited by Lord Neville X Flash

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    ROUND ONE

    1 Richmond
    
2 North Melbourne

    3 Carlton

    4 Adelaide

    5 Melbourne
    
6 Richmond 

    7 St Kilda

    8 St Kilda 

    9 Melbourne 

    10 Richmond
    
11 Richmond 

    12 West Coast Eagles 
    
13 Port Adelaide 

    14 Fremantle 
    
15 GWS Giants

    16 GWS Giants 
    
17 Western Bulldogs

    18 Richmond 

    19 Sydney Swans

    20 Richmond 

    21 GWS Giants 

    22 Sydney Swans 
    
23 Richmond 

    ROUND TWO

    24 Richmond

    25 Western Bulldogs

    26 West Coast Eagles

    27 Brisbane 

    28 Essendon 

    29 Port Adelaide 

    30 Fremantle 

    31 Essendon
    
32 St Kilda 
    
33 Hawthorn 

    34 Brisbane 

    35 Western Bulldogs

    36 Port Adelaide 

    37 GWS Giants

    38 Carlton 

    39 Gold Coast Suns 

    40 Essendon 

    41 Gold Coast Suns 

    42 Brisbane 

    ROUND THREE

    43 Brisbane 

    44 North Melbourne

    45 Carlton 

    46 Essendon 

    47 St Kilda 

    48 Western Bulldogs 

    49 Brisbane 

    50 Port Adelaide 
    
51 Gold Coast Suns 

    52 Collingwood

    53 GWS Giants 

    54 Essendon 

    55 Collingwood

    56 GWS Giants

    57 Geelong

    58 Brisbane 

    59 Sydney Swans

    60 Collingwood

    ROUND FOUR

    61 Gold Coast Suns 

    62 North Melbourne

    63 Carlton 

    64 Adelaide

    65 Essendon 

    66 Collingwood 

    67 Fremantle 
    
68 Carlton 
    
69 Carlton 

    70 Hawthorn 

    71 Carlton 
    72 West Coast Eagles 

    73 GWS Giants
    
74 Geelong

    75 Hawthorn 

    ROUND FIVE 
 

    76 North Melbourne 

    77 West Coast Eagles

    78 Adelaide 

    79 Melbourne  
    
80 St Kilda 

    81 Fremantle 
    
82 Collingwood 

    83 Western Bulldogs 
    84 Geelong 
    85 Sydney Swans

    ROUND SIX 

    86 North Melbourne 

    87 West Coast Eagles

    88 St Kilda 
    
89 Fremantle 

    90 Western Bulldogs 

    91 Sydney Swans

    ROUND SEVEN

    92 West Coast Eagles

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    Stoked about our 2 first rounders 🔫 🔫.  Don’t like that we couldn’t manage to get/keep a late third/early fourth round pick for 100-150 points and have ~20 more (nominally better) players to choose from rather than scraps at free pick 79.

    But in JT we trust.

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    The remainder of the 2024 AFL National Draft after Day One:-

    ROUND TWO

    28 Richmond
    29 Western Bulldogs
    30 West Coast
    31 Western Bulldogs
    32 St Kilda
    33 Port Adelaide
    34 Fremantle
    35 Hawthorn
    36 GWS Giants
    37 Essendon
    38 Port Adelaide
    39 Essendon
    40 Carlton 

    ROUND THREE

    41 Sydney Swans 
    42 Geelong
    43 Essendon 
    44 West Coast Eagles
    45 Collingwood
    46 Brisbane Lions
    47 Brisbane Lions
    48 Collingwood
    49 Brisbane Lions
    50 Geelong
    51 St Kilda
    52 Sydney
    53 Collingwood

    ROUND FOUR

    54 North Melbourne
    55 Carlton
    56 Brisbane Lions
    57 Gold Coast Suns
    58 Adelaide
    59 Brisbane Lions
    60 Essendon
    61 Collingwood
    62 Fremantle
    63 Carlton
    64 Carlton
    65 Hawthorn
    66 Brisbane Lions
    67 Carlton
    68 West Coast Eagles
    69 Brisbane Lions
    70 Geelong
    71 Hawthorn 

    ROUND FIVE

    72 North Melbourne 
    73 West Coast Eagles
    74 Adelaide
    75 Melbourne
    76 St Kilda
    77 Fremantle
    78 Collingwood
    79 Western Bulldogs
    80 Geelong
    81 Sydney Swans 

    ROUND SIX 

    82 North Melbourne
    83 West Coast Eagles
    84 St Kilda
    85 Fremantle
    86 Western Bulldogs
    87 Sydney Swans 

    ROUND SEVEN

    88 West Coast Eagles

    ROUND EIGHT

    89 Richmond
    90 Gold Coast Suns
    91 Essendon
    92 Western Bulldogs
    93 GWS Giants 
    94 Port Adelaide
    95 Brisbane Lions 

    ROUND NINE

    96 Gold Coast Suns
    97 Essendon
    98 GWS Giants 
    99 Brisbane Lions
     

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    A club by club look at the picks left for tonight:-

    Adelaide: 58, 74
    Brisbane Lions: 46, 47, 49, 56, 59, 66, 69, 95, 99
    Carlton: 40, 55, 63, 64, 67
    Collingwood: 45, 48, 53, 61, 78
    Essendon: 37, 39, 43, 60, 91, 97
    Fremantle: 34, 62, 77, 85
    Geelong: 42, 50, 70, 80
    Gold Coast: 57, 90, 96
    GWS Giants: 36, 93, 98
    Hawthorn: 35, 65, 71
    Melbourne: 75
    North Melbourne: 54, 72, 82
    Port Adelaide: 33, 38, 94
    Richmond: 28, 89
    St Kilda: 32, 51, 76, 84
    Sydney Swans: 41, 52, 81, 87
    West Coast Eagles: 30, 44, 68, 73, 83, 88
    Western Bulldogs: 29, 31, 79, 86, 92

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